3 Popular Approaches To Brand Change Defined
May 10, 20161 min
When it comes to major marketing moves there is a clear and enduring hierarchy of pain.
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By definition brand strategy begins with the notion that you can differentiate a commodity. From there brand strategy manifests as a long-term plan for the development of a successful brand in order to achieve specific goals. A well-defined and executed brand strategy affects all aspects of a business and is directly connected to consumer needs, emotions, and competitive context.
Revitalization Strategy Offers Hope For Dying Brands
March 28, 20164 min
You will recall the rather sad story of Abercrombie & Fitch. The once all-powerful fashion retailer declined as a result of ageing customers, bizarre management edicts and over exposure. The company has endured 11 consecutive quarters of declining sales and, in perhaps the most painful blow yet, recently recorded the lowest ever score on the annual ACSI assessment of retailer popularity.
3 Approaches To Quiet Brand Strategy
March 21, 20164 min
Everywhere you look today it seems, there are people and brands only too keen to spell out exactly what they think and what they want you to know, in the loudest terms possible. As the volume continues to climb, can you even be a quiet brand today?
The Pros And Cons Of Ingredient Branding
January 28, 20169 min
Ever since the massive success of the Intel Inside initiative, the power and potential of ingredient branding has been well understood. As the name implies, ingredient branding means giving a component of a product its own brand identity. It can be a tantalizing proposition for those looking for new ways to differentiate.
The Role Of Brand Strategy In Volatile Times
January 26, 20163 min
Ever since the global financial crisis, global markets seem to have become more volatile. Oil prices rise and crash; China’s growth soars and slides. When market dynamics are this dramatic, how should you look to effectively develop a brand? Do you go with the ebb and flow, or act as a beacon of constancy?